Finding Our Roots, Facing Our Future

From the Foreword by Congressman Christopher Cox: We may consider our next century as beginning not in the year 2000, but in 1989. That year signaled the end of communism and witnessed the departure from the world scene of Ronald Reagan, the most important American President since Franklin D. Roosevelt. Already, it is clear that President Reagan's retirement in 1989 was only the beginning of the wider impact of his presidency on domestic and world politics.

In the U.S., what could be a more fitting tribute to the legacy of Ronald Wilson Reagan than the policies and programs set forth in Finding Our Roots, Facing Our Future: America in the 21st Century ? The distinguished group of experts and practitioners that Robert Freer has assembled to join him in producing this volume would make Ronald Reagan proud....From economics to taxation to international relations to citizenship and ethics, Finding our Roots serves up a set of guideposts charting the way to a better world.